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Hello, I already manage my inventory with google sheets but i used to do it manually. Is there an option to pair a barcode scanner that will work with the sheet i already have?

yep

i can recommend to watch the task manager while a laggy game is running and watch for abnormal resources demands. can be almost evey main component limitation: cpu, gpu, ram.

switch to an SSD. this problem bearly exist with these amazing drives. as for the bios i dont have the knowledge and dont want to mislead you.

i would go with the M.2 NVMe ones especially when u say there isnt much difference in the prices. as for performance, there wont be much between the two, except in boot time and load times for programs that installed in the nvme pratition.

pretty much the same. i would choose whatever looks better between the two.

1. did u try to reinstall windows? 2. is there any error screen with an error code? 3. is there any beeps from your MOBO while u try to boot up the system? 4. what type of storage the OS installed on? ssd or hdd?

1.no. 2. Yes, only if u want to unplug the other drive *and* u have programs installed on the other hdd. Notice that the hdd's letter will be the same as the old one. 3. No, just plug amd unplug while your pc is shut down.

Good luck :)

I had a similar issue with microsoft antimalware software which drained most of my cpu. I reinstalled the os and everything went back to normal. If u dont mind, try to reinstall the os too.

Great!

In the task manager, sort by clicking on the disk column and look for the most draining program. If its an os's security progrem its not ok and it has to be fixed depends on the program. If its an installed program, well i recommend to unistall it.

In my opinion u should use the m.2 for the os. Its not a high end nvme ssd so u can change the m.2 slot to x2 pcie lanes in the bios so u will drain less bandwidth from the gpu slot. For programs and games sata ssds are fine.

happened to me too. check if this problem happens with and without chrome running in the background. if it is, look for behind the scenes mining chrome apps or addons. if u have a lot of addons, i recommend to uninstall them one by one and look if there any difference. a change can be noticed in...

right click on start win sign>choose disk management (or something like that) and look up for your drive. if it doesnt show up, open cmd as administratot, type in: diskpart>list disk and then look if your disk shows up. update with your results.